Men’s Latex Clothing
Westward Bound men’s latex clothing encompasses catsuits, shirts, vests and tops, jackets, trousers, jeans, leggings, underwear, corsets, kilts and accessories, individually designed and handcrafted in England from natural rubber latex sheeting. Developed across an extensive range of silhouettes, proportions and construction techniques, the collection combines original menswear design with specialist pattern engineering, with Standard and Bespoke sizing available across most principal garment categories.
Discover Men’s Latex Clothing
For more than three decades, Westward Bound has designed and handcrafted men’s latex clothing in Plymouth, England. The collection extends across complete one-piece garments, shirts, outerwear, trousers, jeans, leggings, underwear, corsets, kilts, vests, tops and accessories, giving the men’s range considerable breadth in both garment type and construction.
Familiar menswear forms are reworked specifically for latex rather than simply reproduced in another material. Shirt collars, jacket panels, trouser lines, jean proportions, polo necklines, bomber silhouettes, kilts and classic underwear shapes are developed through specialist pattern engineering to accommodate the stretch, surface and construction characteristics of natural rubber latex sheeting. Across the collection, cut, panel placement, fastening, sleeve length, leg shape and layering are used to give each design its own visual character.
Full-Length, Shortie & All-in-One Designs
Men’s latex catsuits create the most continuous silhouette within the collection, extending from the upper body through the leg in a single garment. Full-length designs sit alongside shortie, sleeveless and muscle-inspired all-in-one suits, providing markedly different proportions through the arms and legs.
Military-, racer-, surf- and cycle-influenced designs introduce further variation through panel placement, contrast detailing and garment line. Other specialist interpretations use chaps-inspired construction or abbreviated leg lengths, broadening the category beyond the conventional full-length catsuit.
Shirts, T-Shirts, Polos & Upper-Body Separates
Men’s latex shirts draw strongly on established menswear construction, with collars, cuffs, sleeves, front openings and panel arrangements interpreted across both long-sleeved and short-sleeved designs. Classic shirts are joined by military- and uniform-inspired styles, together with harness, strap, zip and panelled variations.
The wider upper-body collection includes latex T-shirts, polo shirts, tank tops, vest tops, sleeveless designs, cropped tops and waistcoats. These garments range from pared-back separates to more strongly detailed pieces using buckles, zips, high necklines, contrast panels and other construction features.
Together, they provide different ways to build an outfit through sleeve length, shoulder coverage, neckline and torso proportion.
Jackets & Layering Pieces
Men’s latex jackets reinterpret familiar outerwear forms including bomber, biker, varsity and jean-style designs. Each silhouette brings its own proportions, from fuller bomber shapes to closer-cut fitted jackets and more structured biker-inspired forms.
Collars, front fastenings, piping, panel lines and contrasting sections help define the individual designs, while their role as outer layers allows them to introduce a second level of structure over shirts, T-shirts, vests and other tops.
Trousers, Jeans, Leggings & Shorts
The lower-body collection moves between structured and close-fitting silhouettes. Men’s latex trousers and jeans use recognisable waist, rise and leg proportions, with classic and skinny interpretations alongside more heavily panelled or detailed designs.
Latex leggings and tights create a closer line through the leg, while shorts and cycle shorts introduce abbreviated proportions. Chaps provide a further alternative, using open and layered construction rather than the enclosed structure of trousers or leggings.
Across these garments, differences in waistband position, thigh shape, leg width, seam placement and fastening alter the overall balance of the silhouette.
Men’s Latex Underwear
Men’s latex underwear includes boxer shorts, briefs, trunks, jockstraps, thongs and G-string designs, with boxer shorts forming the largest individual group.
The collection varies through waistband height, leg length, pouch construction, coverage and panel arrangement. Longer boxer forms sit alongside compact briefs and trunks, while jockstraps, thongs and G-strings use more minimal constructions and different relationships between waistband, straps and front shaping.
Corsets & Kilts
Men’s latex corsets introduce structured shaping through the waist and torso. Designs use panel construction together with buckles, straps, zips and other fastening systems to create different levels of definition and visual structure.
Latex kilts take a contrasting approach, translating the familiar wrap-style garment into panelled latex construction. Buckle fastenings, D-rings and hardware details are used selectively across the range, while the underlying kilt form creates a different balance of waist, hip and hem proportion from trousers or leggings.
Accessories & Menswear Details
The men’s accessories collection extends the wardrobe through harnesses, gloves, cuffs, collars, ties, socks, belts, braces, neckwear and related pieces.
Some accessories reference traditional menswear directly, including ties, shirt collars, braces and sock garters, while others use straps, buckles, D-rings and panelled forms to introduce additional structure around the torso, neck, arms or legs.
These pieces can be used sparingly as individual details or combined with shirts, jackets, trousers, kilts and other garments where a more layered or coordinated result is intended.
Designed & Made in Plymouth
Westward Bound develops its men’s latex clothing from original design through pattern engineering, garment development and final construction within our Plymouth workshop.
Designers, pattern cutters and garment makers work alongside one another throughout the process, allowing garment line, proportion, fastening, panel placement and finishing to be considered as part of a single design process rather than separate production stages.
Choosing Your Size
Most principal Westward Bound men’s clothing categories are available in both Standard and Bespoke sizing. Measurement requirements differ according to garment type: a catsuit must account for torso and full-body proportion, a shirt or jacket depends on chest, shoulder and sleeve measurements, while trousers, leggings, kilts and underwear require different combinations of waist, hip, rise and leg measurements.
Our Latex Clothing Size & Measuring Guide explains Westward Bound Standard sizing, Bespoke measurement requirements and how to take accurate body measurements before ordering.